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Polygunbag sells a vci treated bag for storing magazines. This is what you want.

You have to call Lyman direct for that one. They do still make and sell them, but they aren’t listed in the website.

When I lived in Az I did that once, shortly thereafter I was at Walmart and watched an employee of said gun store purchase all the rimfire ammo that was on the shelf. I’m sure it was flipped for...

Back when Ranchdog still had his website up, he used an electric slow cooker and a set of channel lock pliers to hold the bullet by the nose and dip the grooves in the warm LLA, then set base down on...

Do you use H110 in 30-06 or 30-30?

I've had 2 cans of the white Imperial sizing die wax for at least 10 years now. I'm almost through the first can. No issues at all.

I switched to the wax after a stuck casing resulting from...

NOOO! Don't do it! That's like saying I'm going to take up reloading because its cheaper. . .

Just kidding, welcome to a whole new world of reloading and firearms.

I have the factory one in a Lyman 4500. I plug it in and wait 20 mins, at which time I unplug it and start sizing boolits. Once the lube starts cooling to the point that the ratchet takes more...

The mechanic trade has also progressed on a similar path. Very few can actually troubleshoot down a problem and fix it, instead Mechanics now are basically parts changers.

I’ve come to accept that very rarely does something come out of the box ready to go. As a country, we’ve lost that pride in craftsmanship that produced things like that. Most everything now needs...

Another option is to just use a set of needle nose pliers. Insert the nose and twist with gentle pressure. Not hard to do at all.

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That is why Nylon 66's are still desirable, like a good old pickup truck, take a lickin & keep on tickin. . .

If one has a lathe, I'd be looking at McMaster Carr's .500" x 12" rod of Ultra-Dense Tungsten. . . .

To those suggesting copper or brass solids, "these are not the droids you are looking for."
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Everything cost $5!

I still have a large stock of 1942 Denver produced 30-06. Even though I'm young I'm fairly certain I have enough 30-06 casings to last my lifetime. Every time I find USGI brass for a decent price I...

Concur 100%

Glocks are designed for military ammo, this hasn’t been mentioned yet but the current M882 NATO 9mm specification falls squarely in the +P category. It likely will be fine. I wouldn’t advise it, as...

Most of the time, shorts, T-shirt and flip-flops. Before anyone cautions me, yes I know this is probably not advisable and I've only poured molten lead onto my leg once. That's all it took, now I...

294155I have a .38 Special in the 1941 (656XXX serial number) and it is only marked Officers Model, followed by .38. Underneath it is roll marked Heavy Barrel with a Maltese cross on either side. ...

I bet that was a fun experiment!

I haven't needed to break into the powder cache yet, but I've got 16lb of it for use with cast boolits. The Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook - 3rd edition listed 748 as suitable for a great many cast...

You are correct. You may be able to call them and see if they have one on the shelf. While custom production is about a 12 month turnaround at redding right now, they do still have quite a few...

Look up electrolysis cleaner. Back in the golden days of C&R firearms, this was the way to go. I rescued many a $44 M44 Mosin’s using a homemade one.

Aluminum is fairly porous, and it likely still has oil in the metal. Also aluminum molds shed heat very quickly, sometimes when casting and the ambient air is cooler than usual, you will need to...